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I am trying to replace the range in an average calculation using the offset
function but its not giving me the result the same as using Excels standard average function. Say I want to; =AVERAGE(I6:I15) Therefore; I want to dynamically adjust the rane using I6 as the reference point. I figure that using I6 I need to adjust the rows by 9 (downwards) the cols by 0. The overall height = 10 and the width 1. So Iv'e tried; =AVERAGE(OFFSET(I6:I6,9,0,10,1)) But it gives me a different answer and I cannot work out what range this is actually an average of. What should I do? Bruce |
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